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India urges more openness in UN sanctions regime
20 Jul 2016
India’s exports grow 1.27% in June after falling for 18 months
15 Jul 2016
India’s merchandise trade deficit for the first quarter of the current fiscal also narrowed to an estimated $19.23 billion, from a deficit of $32.23 billion during April-June 2015-16
India to build Bangladesh’s largest coal-fired power plant
13 Jul 2016
The 1,320 MW coal-fired power plant at Rampal, close to the ecologically sensitive Sundarbans, will be the biggest power project in Bangladesh and the biggest project under bilateral cooperation
India, Kenya to deepen economic, security ties
12 Jul 2016
Modi on a four-nation Africa tour, lands in South Africa
08 Jul 2016
Prime Minister Narendra Modi arrived in South Africa as part of his four-nation Africa tour aimed at enhancing ties with the continent, particularly in the economic sphere
India’s April-May trade deficit nearly halves to $11.12 bn
16 Jun 2016
The gap between exports and imports during May 2016 stood at $6.27 billion compared to $10.40 billion in May 2015, according to figures released by the commerce ministry
India looks to form regional alliance to buy LNG
14 Jun 2016
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